SOLACI-CACI 2021 | Current Controversies in Post-TAVR CORONARY ACCESS – Medtronic Symposium

✔️ MEDTRONIC Symposium in the SOLACI-CACI 2021 Virtual Congress.
✔️ Topic: Current Controversies in Post-TAVR CORONARY ACCESS.

👨‍🏫 Program:

  • 00:07 – Opening – Fabrio Brito.
  • 03:03 – Resolving Coronary Access after TAVR Implantation – Oscar Millan.
  • 18:20 – Deferred Access. Acute Coronary Syndrome I in a TAVR Patient – Henrique Ribeiro.
  • 39:44 – Acute Coronary Syndrome II in a TAVR Patient – Matías Sztejfman.
  • 51:41 – Discussion: The Role of Commissural Alignment Selecting a Guidewire Tips & Tricks.
  • 57:43 – Final Comments and Closing – Fabio Brito.

👉 Moderator: Dr. Fabio Brito.
👉 Panelists: Dr. Carla Agatiello – Dr. Fabio Brito- Dr. Pablo Charry – Dr. Luis Gutiérrez – Dr. Oscar Millán – Dr. Henrique Ribeiro – Dr. Matías Sztejfman.

This event took place on August 5th, 2021.


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